Hi all, we are already defining a expression rule by using a doforeach ex

Hi all,
we are already defining a expression rule by using a doforeach expresion. Now we need to redefine it because tis plug is deprecated.
By simple changing it with apply () it does not work.
Could somebody help me with redefinition on it.
Here is the rule:

=if(count(rule!Display_Harm_Details_CDT(pv!ContractDetails.Contract_Serial_Number)),"<br> <i> <b> Contract Harmonization History: <br><br></b> </i> "&ncolumntablestyled( "CCCCCC","FFFFFF", "FFFFFF", {"Version","Harmonization Members","Folder"},rule!ListofVersion_CR(pv!ContractDetails.Contract_Serial_Number),doforeach("AllHarmonizationMembesforVersion",pv!ContractDetails.Contract_Serial_Number,rule!ListofVersion_CR(pv!ContractDetails.Contract_Serial_Number)),doforeach("rule!LinktofolderfromfolderID",pv!ContractDetails.Contract_Serial_Number,rule!ListofVersion_CR(pv!ContractDetails.Contract_Serial_Number))),"")
The problem is when rule!ListofVersion_CR(pv!ContractDetails.Contract_Serial_Number) ret...

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  • The error tells you exactly what you need to know; the second parameter for the apply() function is expected to be the array that you wish to loop over. Your first parameter is not an array and so it doesn't work. If you wish to loop over the second parameter, then either the order of the rule inputs must change or you must use partial evaluation, as I've sent.
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  • The error tells you exactly what you need to know; the second parameter for the apply() function is expected to be the array that you wish to loop over. Your first parameter is not an array and so it doesn't work. If you wish to loop over the second parameter, then either the order of the rule inputs must change or you must use partial evaluation, as I've sent.
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